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Jiang presents slavery as a historical energy substitute: when cheap oil is unavailable, societies may again use enslaved human beings to run the economy.
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Cheap OIL
Jiang presents slavery as a historical energy substitute: when cheap oil is unavailable, societies may again use enslaved human beings to run the economy.
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"...used human beings, right? You can no longer have access to cheap oil. What you do is, you enslave. You enslave people. And that's..."
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"...these roads, okay? Because China was able to import all this cheap oil from the GCC. And then the GCC would take this money,..."
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"...humans were the cheap energy. If you don't have access to cheap oil, well, then you're gonna enslave human beings, all right? This is..."
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